Uvita to SJO Airport to Liberia
Deposit $80.00
🚐 RESERVATION EXAMPLE – FOR REFERENCE ONLY
The following is only an example reservation to help you understand how our private transportation service works. Please note that actual prices may vary slightly depending on your travel date, time, route, and availability. 👉 Please do not make any payment before confirming availability with us via email, telephone, or WhatsApp.
This helps us ensure your preferred date and time are available before you place a deposit.
Private round-trip transportation from SJO Airport to Marino Ballena Uvita
Description
⚠ IMPORTANT: We only charge a small deposit online, and the remaining balance is paid in cash on the day of service. This helps us avoid the high commission fees imposed by local banks. If you prefer to pay the full amount online, the total will be slightly higher to cover these fees.
⚠ Where to Meet Driver: Meeting Point at SJO Airport (https://sjoshuttle.com/sjo-airport-transportation-meeting-point/)
🔗 Please pay the deposit to confirm your reservation. No PayPal account needed.
📝 Confirmation Details
🔗 Deposit Payment Link: https://www.paypal.com/invoice/p/#X9X8ASMVS3GVPK3U
📧 Email: Coby.c.wilson@gmail.com
🟢 Phone / WhatsApp: 1 (514) 213-3342
👤 Client: Evony Wilson
👥 Passengers: 2
🚐 PRIVATE TRANSFER IN: SJO Airport to Liberia ONE WAY
🗓️ Date: November 29, 2025
🕢 Pick-Up Time: CM 162 10:30 pm
📍 Pick-Up Location: SJO Airport
📍 Drop-Off Location: Liberia Downtown
Total Price: $280 ($70 deposit + $210 CASH)
💵 PAYMENT BALANCE REMINDER
Please note that the following payments are due in cash on the transfer dates:
✔ $190– Due at the time of TRANSFER IN
⚠ The full name (first and last) on the invoice must match the name of the person making the PayPal payment. Please ensure the spelling is correct to avoid any issues with processing your reservation.
⚠ Heads Up! To keep our prices as low as possible, we only charge a small deposit online. The remaining balance is paid in cash on the day of service. This helps us avoid high processing and banking fees in Costa Rica, which can be as high as 23% due to local regulations and charges by financial institutions.